Research demonstrates that the brain is most receptive to learning and change during the early years of life. This ‘neuroplasticity’ window underscores the critical importance of addressing developmental challenges as early as possible. Timely identification and intervention, then, can significantly improve a child’s developmental trajectory, enhancing their social, communication, and behavioural skills. By recognising the signs of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and seeking help promptly, parents can provide their children with tailored interventions that pave the way for more positive outcomes. Read More